Planning chiefs reject proposal to double size of gypsy caravan site
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have thrown out an application to double the size of a gypsy caravan site.
Author David Skentelbery
Teaching hub wins £1 million government funding
GENERATE Teaching Hub – part of Warrington Primary Academy Trust – has secured a government funding commitment of more than £1 million to continue its work for the next four years.
Report potholes to the council, says police commissioner
MOTORISTS in Warrington should report potholes to the council, says Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer.
£213,000 scheme to revitalise play area
WORK is to start soon on a £213,000 scheme to revitalise the play area on Culcheth Village Green.
Multi-storey apartment block set to be re-clad following Grenfell tragedy
PLANS have been drawn up for a multi-storey apartment block in Warrington town centre to be re-clad with non-combustible materials in the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Theatre groups to take to the stage in joint venture
WARRINGTON-based theatre groups CODYS Productions and Encore Productions are to take to the stage in a joint venture.
Family festival set to bring fun to town
A FAMILY festival is set to bring plenty of fun to Warrington later this year with a special one-day extravaganza.
“Live at St Wilfrid’s” recital by Duncan Glenday
THE next concert in the “Live at St Wilfrid’s” series at St Wilfrid’s Church, Grappenhall, will take place on Thursday March 14 and will be a recital by pianist Duncan Glenday.
Council’s known carbon emissions are falling – but not quickly enough
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s known carbon emissions are falling – but not quickly enough.
Nearly 40 turn out for lecture on wading birds
NEARLY 40 members and guests of Warrington’s New Cut Ecology and Heritage group turned out to fill the meeting room at Alford Hall, to listen to a lecture on wading birds in the North West.